Can Dog And Cat People Make It Work In A Relationship? A Psychologist Explains

Specifically, cat and dog owners differed in eight ways. Based on their findings, the authors described cat people as “shy, solitary, impersonal, serious, and nonconformist, but also creative, sentimental, independent and self-sufficient.” On the other hand, dog people were described as “grounded, pragmatic, and dutiful, as well as warm, outgoing, sociable, expressive and group-oriented.